When I used to work in IT departments, one of the most important tasks we were required to perform was to provide the necessary training to new and existing staff on our IT and IT security procedures. And I can tell you, it wasn’t always easy, some were responsive to the training, while others were […]
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You’ve had a great idea, did your research, and invested your money wisely in starting your business. You continue to work your butt off, and soon enough your company begins to expand. It’s all good. However, as your company grows, have you considered whether your cybersecurity measures are scaling with it? For many small businesses,
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Isn’t it great that we have an entire month geared toward bringing greater awareness to cybersecurity? According to the US Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency, since 2004, October has been designated by the President and Congress to be National Cybersecurity Awareness month. It’s a time when the public and private sectors collaborate to bring greater
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A few years ago, my computer suffered a hard drive crash. I lost a lot of data pertaining to my business and finances, but worse yet, I lost all the photos of my wedding day and honeymoon. If I only had my data backed up, I would still be able to see those precious photos
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Have you ever struggled with ensuring all your devices have the latest updates installed? Keeping your software updated is like the digital equivalent of you paying a visit to your doctor for your annual checkup. Updates protect your devices, boost performance, and unlock new features. But with all the laptops, smartphones, tablets, and smart home
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Let’s say you have a metal chest, and that chest contains all your prized possessions. You secure it with a simple padlock. So how safe are the items in that chest? After all, the chest is only being secured with one padlock. But what if, in addition to the padlock, you had another lock.
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Have you ever noticed unusual behaviors on your computer, like slower speeds or spontaneous pop-ups on your screen? I know I have. Symptoms like these might not just be hitches; they could be signs of malware infection in your computer, threatening your data and privacy. Although malware infections can be discreet, they can be utterly
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Our lives today are deeply interconnected with online services and digital connectivity. Accessing these services and the devices that connect them will always require authentication of some kind. The methods used for authentication range from biometric technologies like using a fingerprint scanner or facial recognition, to four digit PINS or patterns. However, passwords are
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